damn, from which part is this? you gave me a spoiler xD. yk i'm re-watching hp movies after a decade or so, during my childhood i've only watched till part 1. and after rewatching it, it felt so heartwarming and sad to me. i didn't know i had forgotten some of my memories that came back after re-watching these hp moviesTo paraphrase Dolores Umbridge from "Harry Potter" - "What Kirito doesn't know won't hurt him"
This is from part 5, "Order of the Phoenix", the canonical phrase refers to the Minister of Magic Cornelius Fudge. I think this phrase is very appropriate for the current situation in the game. Especially the situation with Suguha. Why would Kirito know about, what Suguha had done before? He's going to suffer from problems with Asuna anyway, he doesn't need to know the whole truth about Suguha. Moreover, Suguha is the only one who really wants to save him.
There may not be one period if Fujino is resting, in the past he almost always took the week after an update off with no report, is only the irregularity of the past few months that changed that.
I'm just happy if Fujino keeps the "clueless ending" and the shadow council burns
Isn’t it just another form of the saying ‘ignorance is bliss’?
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Hmmm... In Kirito's case, it might be a very good fit. Although I don't know how Kirito's condition can be called "ignorance." Sometimes it seems that he consciously ignore all the information around him. It's like Kirito isn't ignorant at all, but rather detached. Kirito is the embodiment of three Buddhist monkeys - "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil"Isn’t it just another form of the saying ‘ignorance is bliss’?
and so we have to play in blissful ignorance?Hmmm... In Kirito's case, it might be a very good fit. Although I don't know how Kirito's condition can be called "ignorance." Sometimes it seems that he consciously ignore all the information around him. It's like Kirito isn't ignorant at all, but rather detached. Kirito is the embodiment of three Buddhist monkeys - "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil"
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I think that here you can also use the phrase said, according to legend, by King Solomon - "For much wisdom is much vexation, and he who increases knowledge increases sorrow." The excess knowledge about Suguha will only bring Kirito pain and suffering.
Nope. We have to play in blissful ignorance, just because it's an NTR game. The most painful and humiliating blow for the main character at the end. Only the "prurience" scale and the presence of choises allows us to think that there is a chance for some other outcome in the end. Imagine if there were no choises and this scale? A hopeless downward movement.
I think this question should be asked in a narrower limits. Is it a good thing that we're playing in blissful ignorance for the Suguha plot? Then I can say yes, that's good. The fact that Kirito ignores Asuna's behavior and actions - sucks, because in any case, it's going to end badly, but the fact that he ignores Suguha's behavior and actions is good, because that's probably what will lead to a better outcome in the end, without unnecessary drama.
